PHOTO: Students at the Gilo Computer Center at Mt. Scopus
The cornerstones of The Hebrew University's first buildings were dedicated on Mount Scopus in 1925. Use of the campus was lost in 1948, following Israel's War of Independence, and was not regained until after the Six-Day War in 1967.
Today, the thriving modern campus Mount Scopus is a living symbol of a Jerusalem reunited.
AT MOUNT SCOPUS:
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Faculty of Humanities
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Faculty of Social Sciences
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Faculty of Law
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The Rothberg International School, whose undergraduate and graduate programs attract students from around the world
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Harry S. Truman Research Institute for the Advancement of Peace
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The newly founded School of Public Policy, a new interdisciplinary program training Israel's future policy makers
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The Frank Sinatra International Student Center
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The Steven Spielberg Jewish Film Archive
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TheMandel Institute of Jewish Studies
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Theodore and Annete Lerner Family
Indoor Sports Complex
